PDX → ATL

Mount Hood

The most iconic view on the route, passing very close to Oregon's highest peak just minutes after departure.

High Desert Transition

Watch the landscape change instantly from lush green forests to the stark, arid beauty of Central Oregon.

Sawtooth Mountains

Fly over the jagged granite peaks of the Idaho wilderness, which remain snow-capped late into summer.

Snake River Canyon

The deep, winding gorge of the Snake River carving through the southern Idaho plains.

Ozark National Forest

Rolling hills and dense forest canopies across Missouri and Arkansas during the latter half of the journey.

Stone Mountain

Look for the massive quartz monzonite dome located just east of Atlanta during the arrival pattern.

Mount St. Helens

Visible to the north shortly after takeoff, showing the massive crater from the 1980 eruption.

Mount Adams

A massive, snow-capped stratovolcano in Washington that dominates the horizon early in the flight.

Columbia River Gorge

Aerial views of the deep canyon and the river that forms the border between Oregon and Washington.

Great Plains Patchwork

The vast geometric beauty of circular irrigation patterns and farmland across the Midwest.

Mississippi River

A major navigation landmark as you cross from the plains into the eastern deciduous forests.

Atlanta Skyline

Excellent views of the Buckhead and Midtown districts during the descent into Hartsfield-Jackson.